Here's The Full World Cup Schedule For The Group Stage

Lars Baron/Getty Images The 2014 World Cup starts Thursday June 12 when the host Brazil takes on Croatia.

Starting Friday, there will be at least three World Cup games every day for 14-straight days. The start times — 12 p.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m., and 6 p.m. eastern time — are more conducive to watching live in the United States than they were in previous World Cups.

Here's a full, day-by-day schedule, with the must-watch game of each day in bold. If you're at work, all the games will be streaming live on WatchESPN.com: